... Hermione Gingold who is Henry KendalVs brilliant partner in Siveetest and Lowest dancing with Major Scott Michael Wilding who is starring in the new film Carnival Elsie Randolph and Stewart Granger Mr. C. S. Taylor M.P. for Eastbourne Prince Philip of Greece and Sir Alan Herbert who has written the libretto for the new Cochran shoiv Big Ben Mrs. Charles Gordon and Mrs. Edward llulton who were ...

... The Guests Bid Good-bye to the Departing Couple After the Reception Lord Kenyon who is the fifth Baron and who succeeded to the title in 1927 and Lady Kenyon leaving after the reception she ivas formerly Mrs. Hugo Peel, widow of Mr. Hugo Peel Welsh Guards Miss Camilla Pater son, Lt. P. A. Cox, R.M., Phyllis Lady Delamere and her elder daughter, the Hon. Elizabeth Cholmondeley and Mr- Ivor ...

... 'THE wedding took place at the church of Notre Dame, Geneva, recently of Mile. Genevieve de Gaulle to M. Bernard Anthonioz. Mile, de Gaulle, who is the daughter of General de Gaulle's brother, the French Consul- General at Geneva, was an active member of the Resistance and was deported by the Germans to Ravens- hruek concentration camp. On his journey to the wedding E General de Gaulle was ...

... HATS FOR THE LONDON SEASON Jean Larimer's Page i P sunc,.; .1 felt ulUe i Vect profit i8hetbV9V,ept e nr^t8 Flowers of lovely pastel colourings are massed in a cascade to trim this very neat little felt. All the hats on this page are from the model millinery department of Debenham and Freebody Photographs by Peter Clark ...

... Lady Tedder, who is the wife of Marshal of the R.A.F. Lord Tedder of Glenguin, gave hirth to a son on the twenty-third of last month. She is a daughter of the late Sir Bruce Seton, and sister of the present baronet. She married Lord Tedder in 1943 and has an older son, Alasdair Black, by her previous marriage. Marshal of the R.A.F. Lord Tedder, who was created a baron in the New Year's Honours ...

... Nightly the crowds are flocking to the little Ambassadors Theatre in St. Martin's Lane to see London's brightest, gayest, most satirical show Sweetest and Lowest third generation and worthy offspring of that most subtle union Sweet and Low. Hermione Gingold and her partner in crime, Henry Kendall, provide wit. laughter, nostalgia and sentiment cunningly combined by Alan Melville and presented ...

... FOUR hostesses together gave one of the best debutante dances of the season recently. They were Viscountess Plumer, Mrs. Frank Wallace, Mrs. Hugh Crosland and Mr. Thomas Pryor, for their respective daughters. From the start it was a really gay and amusing party; all the young people were soon dancing and obviously enjoying themselves. I am sure the reason for this was that so many hostesses ...

... THE KING paid one of his all too rare visits to a cricket ground, driving to the Oval-- of which he is, as holder of the Duchy of Cornwall Estates, ground landlord-- to watch that memorable game in which the veteran stalwarts of many a Test match faced, and nearly defeated, the Surrey County eleven. The match was in aid of the Surrey Club's appeal in its centenary year for money to rebuild ...

... 2^ D. B. Wyndham Lewis NOW that peers who attend the House regularly are to be allowed their travelling expenses-- which, we don't mind inform ing the sneering rich, will enable at least one pleased patrician, with careful management, to afford an extra packet of gaspers per week-- we have a seemly project in mind. Everyone liable, like us, to Fwow Up each time the scientists and the Press ...

... PRINCE OF WALES FEATHERS FOR A SHIER RRIDE Jean Loriiner's Page Elsa Dunkerley designed this exquisite bridal gown for Marshall and Snelgrove. It is of silver lame in an exclusive design of 44 Prince of Wales feathers, cut on the long, classical lines so gracious and flattering to every figure. A short train cut into the back drapery falls in a lovely line from the waist Photograph by Peter ...

... HEAD OFFICE AND WORKS, COVENTRY SALES AND SERVICE, LONDON T he N ew \janc Ten the high performance of this new Lanchester suggests much more than a 'Ten'. You can cruise unconcernedly at 55 m.p.h., and 65 m.p.h. is well within the car's capabilities. Two special Daimler features are standard-- Fluid Transmission for smooth gear-changing, and patented independent front-wheel suspension for fine ...

... D. B. Wyndham Lewis A BRACE of healthy, sensible-looking High land dancing-wenches practising what the ballet boys call the coupé engaged this bloodshot eye for a moment in a picture-paper, inevitably recalling an eminent and witty High landman's recent remark on Highland Games in general. Halliday Sutherland speaking, in Hebridean Journey: Apart from the competitors, the only people who ...